Design Brand kikki.K Has Popped Up in London's Covent Garden
Rebecca Byers — January 20, 2016 — Business
References: retaildesignblog.net
Swedish design brand kikki.K has made its retail debut in the UK with a narrative concept located in London's posh Covent Garden neighborhood. The pop-up provides locals and tourists with a comprehensive introduction to everything related to the brand, including its curious creation story and a bit of a review on Swedish heritage and Scandinavian design.
The kikki.K pop-up shop is officially titled 'Hej London!' and is located within Covent Garden’s Opera House Parade. Designed by Dalziel & Pow, the pop-up concept proves that even temporary retail designs can succeed as a brand storytelling effort.
Uniquely, the quaint kikki.K pop-up serves as a thorough introduction to the brand's intriguing history in its showcase of eight iconic products that have a particular cult-like following from brand fans.
The kikki.K pop-up shop is officially titled 'Hej London!' and is located within Covent Garden’s Opera House Parade. Designed by Dalziel & Pow, the pop-up concept proves that even temporary retail designs can succeed as a brand storytelling effort.
Uniquely, the quaint kikki.K pop-up serves as a thorough introduction to the brand's intriguing history in its showcase of eight iconic products that have a particular cult-like following from brand fans.
Trend Themes
1. Narrative Retail Experiences - Brands can create temporary retail designs that effectively tell their brand story, engaging customers in a unique and immersive way.
2. Cult-following Products - Brands can leverage their iconic products with dedicated fan bases to drive engagement and create a sense of exclusivity and loyalty.
3. Curating Heritage and Design - Pop-up shops can provide a platform for brands to showcase their cultural heritage and design philosophy, appealing to consumers' interest in authenticity and craftsmanship.
Industry Implications
1. Retail Design and Experience - Retail design agencies can offer innovative solutions for brands looking to create immersive and storytelling pop-up experiences.
2. Consumer Products and Branding - Companies can capitalize on cult-following products by implementing marketing strategies that foster brand loyalty and create a sense of community among fans.
3. Cultural and Design Tourism - Destinations can explore opportunities to showcase local heritage and design through pop-up concepts, attracting tourists interested in experiencing authentic cultural narratives.
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